Radwa Al Beheiry, Tamani player, to Sada Al-Balad: They said about me, Queen 23 of the parade ... and proud that I have honored Egypt.
"The Queen 23 of the Parade" is a nickname that was launched in the first minutes since the appearance of the Tambani player, Radwa Al-Beheiry, who stole the hearts of Egyptians and social media pioneers across all social networking sites.
Al-Beheiri drew everyone's attention with the splendor of her performance, Ali Al-Tambani, her emotional stability with the authentic Egyptian features of her face, as well as her wearing the veil with all dignity and pride, sitting with all her interest in playing and enjoying.
"Sada Al-Balad" contacted Razavi Al-Beheiri to find out how she felt after the end of the procession ceremony for the transfer of royal mummies from the Egyptian Museum to the Museum of Civilization in Fustat.
Al-Beheiri expressed her pride in playing in front of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in this historic event, expressing her joy at producing this ancient concert that is befitting of the Republic of Egypt.
Al-Beheiri commented on the reactions of the pioneers of social media, saying: "I was frustrated with joy because of the pictures on social media," because she did not imagine the amount of reactions and encouragement to her.
Razavi Al-Beheiri commented: "I have long played Ali Tamani, and in the midst of my friends and an audience, but this is the first time I get this great response, and I find joy from my heart from all the reactions to the social media."
And about the most remarkable comment that attracted the attention of Razavi by social media pioneers: "They said that I am the 23rd queen of the procession, shocked and joyful with all my heart, and praise be to God, I honored Egypt."
